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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
9
A five person family would pay about 1 for a turkey and cranberries. Other staples such as mashed potatoes turnips cabbage and coffee add a few cents each. Cheese wine oysters or fish raise the total, with prices ranging from under a dollar to several dimes depending on choice.
Fragments describe catarrh with foul breath and constant nasal drip. Personal testimonials claim Gauss Combined Catarrh Treatment cured long standing cases including coughing, mucus in throat, and breath odor. Cited names include Frank M. Jones of Sweet Home Arkansas and James Atkinson of Helena Montana.
William F. Lukes, famed for gallantry and a Medal of Honor, lies in the city and county hospital suffering from a perplexing hysterical epilepsy after a career spanning childhood poverty to daring battles with Maximilian and U S forces. Surgeons have failed to cure his malady, and he will undergo another operation.
William F Lukes, landsman of Company D, U S S Colorado, earned a medal of honor for the capture of Korean forts on June 11 1871. He survived a rescued body shipped home for burial in America after severe sword wounds and surgical treatment in Yokohama. He later received a navy pension and a captain’s brevet before aging retirement.
Mrs Jules Vatable displays three gold bags and a gold reticule with a gold chain, and a pocket square bag. Mrs Belmont Tiffany secures her collar with a diamond bow knot ending in tiny pearls. Mrs Arthur Kemp wears large screw earrings. her mother sports turquoise diamonds and cat's eye earrings.
A store window display drew attention Thursday morning as an arsenal-like stock was offered for sale for 9 dollars. French rifles bayonets and decorative stickers were priced at 2.48 dollars and 0.48 dollars respectively. A separate note claims Dean's Ointment relieves itching piles in a single night and is sold for 50 cents in any drug store.
Used pianos offered as inexpensive and guaranteed results. Try them. Both phones listed, S30. Office 121-123 EB, Ohio.
A newspaper notice promotes Dr. Lipes offering free trial treatments for many ailments including gout, paralysis, rheumatism, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, heart and kidney diseases. It claims rapid, permanent cures with his new method and invites out of town patients to write for the trial.
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